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Optical buffers for variable length packets

This letter addresses the problem of dimensioning fiber delay lines for optical buffers in a network scenario where packets are asynchronous and of variable length. The focus is placed on providing a simple analytical model to dimension the basic time unit of the fiber delay line, as the crucial par...

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Published in:	IEEE communications letters 2000-09, Vol.4 (9), p.292-294
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Subjects:	Analytical models Applied sciences Buffers Delay effects Delay lines Exact sciences and technology Fibers Length measurement Mathematical analysis Mathematical models Networks Optical buffering Optical fiber networks Optical fibers Optical network units Optical packet switching Optical switches Queueing analysis Queues Switching and signalling Systems, networks and services of telecommunications Telecommunications Telecommunications and information theory
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